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July 06, 2012 04:11:43pm |
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That was a cool set up for an orchestra though. Never seen a conductor is the round and 4 different 'areas' for the musicians. MH definitely had a better set up but I can hear '74 GD fitting right in. I really liked the whole performance and I have a new bookmark! Fo' sho'!
E- Don Giovanni was wonderful. Excellent choreography and acoustics. Have you been to a performance there? The Met is hard to hear in places, the old barn w/ balconies.
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This post was modified by micah6vs8 on 2012-07-06 23:11:43
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July 06, 2012 04:32:12pm |
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Been to the Met once - in all its bejeweled glory, but this venue was the Armory, newly retro-fitted for a performance like this. I did sing in a chorus once under Gilbert's baton, very interesting experience.
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July 06, 2012 04:50:47pm |
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Wow. I envy you folks who can take the stage. That must have been interesting indeed.
I've only been to the Met twice and frankly the old girl looked worse for the wear. But, that was during the renovation. Have you been there since they finished?
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